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[[File:FFX-2 Status Effects.png|right|thumb|250px|Characters and their enemy, inflicted with several buffs and debuffs]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Status Effects.png|right|thumb|250px|Characters and their enemy, inflicted with several buffs and debuffs]]
 
The following is a list of all statuses found in ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''.
 
The following is a list of all statuses found in ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''.
   
==ACCU Up==
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===ACCU Up===
 
[[File:FFX-2 ACC Up Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 ACC Up Icon.png]]
ACCU Up is a buff that raises Accuracy. Its effects stack.
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ACCU Up is a buff that raises Accuracy. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[Reraise (status)|Auto-Life]]==
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===[[Reraise (status)|Auto-Life]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Auto-Life Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Auto-Life Icon.png]]
 
Auto-Life is a buff that automatically revives the affected character when it is inflicted with KO.
 
Auto-Life is a buff that automatically revives the affected character when it is inflicted with KO.
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Auto-Life can be granted via the spell of the same name, though the spell itself can only be used once the player goes through all colored gates on the [[Garment Grid#Salvation Promised|Salvation Promised]] [[Garment Grid]] or the green node on [[Garment Grid#Supreme Light|Supreme Light]]. Auto-Life is also available from the [[Lady Luck (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lady Luck's]] Magic Reels, in which gaining three Staves will cast Auto-Life on a random ally.
 
Auto-Life can be granted via the spell of the same name, though the spell itself can only be used once the player goes through all colored gates on the [[Garment Grid#Salvation Promised|Salvation Promised]] [[Garment Grid]] or the green node on [[Garment Grid#Supreme Light|Supreme Light]]. Auto-Life is also available from the [[Lady Luck (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lady Luck's]] Magic Reels, in which gaining three Staves will cast Auto-Life on a random ally.
   
==[[DEF Up]]==
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===[[DEF Up]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 DEF Up Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 DEF Up Icon.png]]
DEF Up is a buff that raises Defense. It effects stack.
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DEF Up is a buff that raises Defense. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==EVA Up==
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===EVA Up===
 
[[File:FFX-2 EVA Up Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 EVA Up Icon.png]]
EVE Up is a buff that raises Evasion. Its effects stack.
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EVE Up is a buff that raises Evasion. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[Haste (status)|Haste]]==
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===[[Haste (status)|Haste]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Haste Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Haste Icon.png]]
 
Haste is a buff that increases the speed at which the ATB Gauge recharges, but not casting speed. It is also granted through the use of SOS Haste (only after passing through all the gates on [[Garment Grid#Highroad Winds|Highroad Winds]] [[Garment Grid]]) and Auto Haste (only after passing through all the gates on [[Garment Grid#Mounted Assault|Mounted Assault]] Garment Grid). It is shown in battle as the ATB bar turning red for no-wait abilities.
 
Haste is a buff that increases the speed at which the ATB Gauge recharges, but not casting speed. It is also granted through the use of SOS Haste (only after passing through all the gates on [[Garment Grid#Highroad Winds|Highroad Winds]] [[Garment Grid]]) and Auto Haste (only after passing through all the gates on [[Garment Grid#Mounted Assault|Mounted Assault]] Garment Grid). It is shown in battle as the ATB bar turning red for no-wait abilities.
   
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==[[Invincible (status)|Invincible]]==
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===[[Invincible (status)|Invincible]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Invincible Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Invincible Icon.png]]
 
Invincible is a buff that nullifies all damage, but not status effects.
 
Invincible is a buff that nullifies all damage, but not status effects.
   
Invincible is a status gained by using the [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 items#Hero Drink|Hero Drink]] item, stolen from [[Shuyin (boss)|Shuyin]] or as a rare drop from [[Node (Final Fantasy X-2)|Node]]. The status may also be obtained through the ability Excellence, found in the [[Psychic]] [[dressphere]] in the International and the [[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster|HD Remaster]] versions, which requires 120 AP to master and Physics Guard to be mastered beforehand.
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Invincible is a status gained by using the [[Final Fantasy X-2 items#Hero Drink|Hero Drink]] item, stolen from [[Shuyin (boss)|Shuyin]] or as a rare drop from [[Node (Final Fantasy X-2)|Node]]. The status may also be obtained through the ability Excellence, found in the [[Psychic]] [[dressphere]] in the International and the [[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster|HD Remaster]] versions, which requires 120 AP to master and Physics Guard to be mastered beforehand.
   
==LUCK Up==
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===LUCK Up===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Luck Up Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Luck Up Icon.png]]
| Buff that raises Luck. Its effects stack.
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Luck up is a buff that raises Luck. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[MAG Up]]==
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===[[MAG Up]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 MAG Up Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 MAG Up Icon.png]]
MAG Up is a buff that raises Magic. Its effect stack.
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MAG Up is a buff that raises Magic. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[MDEF Up]]==
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===[[MDEF Up]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 MDEF Up Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 MDEF Up Icon.png]]
MDEF Up is a buff that raises Magic Defense. Its effects stack.
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MDEF Up is a buff that raises Magic Defense. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[Null Magic]]==
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===[[Null Magic]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Null Magic Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Null Magic Icon.png]]
 
Null Magic is a buff that nullifies magic damage.
 
Null Magic is a buff that nullifies magic damage.
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[[Yuna]]'s special [[dressphere]], [[Floral Fallal]], has access to [[Barrier (ability)|Barrier]] which nullifies magic damage done to the user. The [[Psychic]] dressphere has the ability Magic Guard which nullifies all magical damage done. It takes 80 AP to learn and Gravity Eater must be mastered.
 
[[Yuna]]'s special [[dressphere]], [[Floral Fallal]], has access to [[Barrier (ability)|Barrier]] which nullifies magic damage done to the user. The [[Psychic]] dressphere has the ability Magic Guard which nullifies all magical damage done. It takes 80 AP to learn and Gravity Eater must be mastered.
   
==[[Null Physical]]==
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===[[Null Physical]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Null Physical Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Null Physical Icon.png]]
 
Null Physical is a buff that nullifies all physical damage.
 
Null Physical is a buff that nullifies all physical damage.
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Null Physical is also an auto status effect for the enemies [[Aeshma (Final Fantasy X-2)|Aeshma]] and [[Protean Gel]]. It enables them to be permanently immune to physical attacks. The party must use magic to defeat them.
 
Null Physical is also an auto status effect for the enemies [[Aeshma (Final Fantasy X-2)|Aeshma]] and [[Protean Gel]]. It enables them to be permanently immune to physical attacks. The party must use magic to defeat them.
   
==[[Reflect (status)|Reflect]]==
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===[[Reflect (status)|Reflect]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Reflect Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Reflect Icon.png]]
Reflect is a buff that reflects magic attacks back at the user.
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Reflect is a buff that reflects magic attacks away from the target.
   
Reflect can be granted to party members through the [[White Magic (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Magic]] spell [[White Magic (Final Fantasy X-2)#Reflect|Reflect]], the item [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 items#Star Curtain|Star Curtain]], and the accessory [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Star Bracer|Star Bracer]]. [[Yuna/Gameplay|Yuna]] can give herself (and all parts) of [[Floral Fallal]] Reflect through the Mirror Petals ability. Enemies can grant themselves Reflect through Reflect and Star Curtain as well.
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Reflect can be granted to party members through the [[White Magic (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Magic]] spell [[White Magic (Final Fantasy X-2)#Reflect|Reflect]], the item [[Final Fantasy X-2 items#Star Curtain|Star Curtain]], and the accessory [[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Star Bracer|Star Bracer]]. [[Yuna/Gameplay|Yuna]] can give herself (and all parts) of [[Floral Fallal]] Reflect through the Mirror Petals ability. Enemies can grant themselves Reflect through Reflect and Star Curtain as well.
   
==[[Regen (status)|Regen]]==
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===[[Regen (status)|Regen]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Regen Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Regen Icon.png]]
 
Regen is a buff that allows the character to regenerate HP over time.
 
Regen is a buff that allows the character to regenerate HP over time.
   
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==[[Protect (status)|Protect]]==
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===[[Protect (status)|Protect]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Protect Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Protect Icon.png]]
 
Protect is a buff that temporarily halves physical damage.
 
Protect is a buff that temporarily halves physical damage.
   
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|Casts Protect when HP is low.
 
|Casts Protect when HP is low.
 
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!class="b"|[[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Adamantite|Adamantite]]
 
|Accessory
 
|Accessory
 
|Generates constant Protect and Shell effects.
 
|Generates constant Protect and Shell effects.
 
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!class="b"|[[List of Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Defense Bracer|Defense Bracer]]
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!class="b"|[[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Defense Bracer|Defense Bracer]]
 
|Accessory
 
|Accessory
 
|Generates constant Protect and Shell effects.
 
|Generates constant Protect and Shell effects.
 
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!class="b"|[[List of Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Shining Bracer|Shining Bracer]]
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!class="b"|[[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Shining Bracer|Shining Bracer]]
 
|Accessory
 
|Accessory
 
|Generates constant Protect effect.
 
|Generates constant Protect effect.
 
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==[[Shell (status)|Shell]]==
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===[[Shell (status)|Shell]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Shell Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Shell Icon.png]]
 
Shell is a buff that temporarily halves magic damage.
 
Shell is a buff that temporarily halves magic damage.
   
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==[[Spellspring]]==
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===[[Spellspring]]===
 
Spellspring is a buff that negates the cost of magic and abilities.
 
Spellspring is a buff that negates the cost of magic and abilities.
   
Spellspring is gained from the [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 items#Twin Stars|Twin Stars]] and [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 items#Three Stars|Three Stars]] items. The accessory [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Ragnarok|Ragnarok]] grants Spellspring, and can be obtained by blaming Rikku for the [[Mi'ihen Highroad Mystery]] in Chapters 4/5. Spellspring can also be cast by MP Mambo, a dance for the [[Songstress]]. Interestingly, Spellspring also negates the HP cost of the [[Dark Knight (Final Fantasy X-2)|Dark Knight's]] [[Darkness (command)|Darkness]].
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Spellspring is gained from the [[Final Fantasy X-2 items#Twin Stars|Twin Stars]] and [[Final Fantasy X-2 items#Three Stars|Three Stars]] items. The accessory [[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Ragnarok|Ragnarok]] grants Spellspring, and can be obtained by blaming Rikku for the [[Mi'ihen Highroad Mystery]] in Chapters 4/5. Spellspring can also be cast by MP Mambo, a dance for the [[Songstress]]. Interestingly, Spellspring also negates the HP cost of the [[Dark Knight (Final Fantasy X-2)|Dark Knight's]] [[Darkness (command)|Darkness]].
   
MP Mambo requires the [[key item]] [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 items#Magical Dances, Vol I|Magical Dances, Vol I]], which is given to the player after they defeat all the bosses in the [[Den of Woe]] in Chapter 5. The effect is also gained with the [[Lady Luck (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lady Luck]] [[dressphere]] with the mastered ability [[Critical ability|SOS]] Spellspring whenever the character falls in [[HP Critical]] health.
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MP Mambo requires the [[key item]] [[Final Fantasy X-2 items#Magical Dances, Vol I|Magical Dances, Vol I]], which is given to the player after they defeat all the bosses in the [[Den of Woe]] in Chapter 5. The effect is also gained with the [[Lady Luck (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lady Luck]] [[dressphere]] with the mastered ability [[Critical ability|SOS]] Spellspring whenever the character falls in [[HP Critical]] health.
   
==[[STR Up]]==
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===[[STR Up]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 STR Up Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 STR Up Icon.png]]
STR Up is a buff that raises Strength. Its effects stack.
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STR Up is a buff that raises Strength. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==ACCU Down==
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===ACCU Down===
 
[[File:FFX-2 ACC Down Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 ACC Down Icon.png]]
ACCU Down is a debuff that decreases Accuracy. Its effects stack.
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ACCU Down is a debuff that decreases Accuracy. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==Action-cancel==
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===Action-cancel===
 
Action-cancel is a debuff that causes the current pending action of the character to be canceled.
 
Action-cancel is a debuff that causes the current pending action of the character to be canceled.
   
==[[Berserk (status)|Berserk]]==
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===[[Berserk (status)|Berserk]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Berserk Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Berserk Icon.png]]
Berserk is a debuff that increases a characters' Attack but loses control of that character. It wears off on its own. Wearing an accessory (like [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Faerie Earrings|Faerie Earrings]]) to counteract the Berserk effect cast by Assault does not work.
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Berserk is a debuff that increases a characters' Attack but loses control of that character. It wears off on its own. Wearing an accessory (like [[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Faerie Earrings|Faerie Earrings]]) to counteract the Berserk effect cast by Assault does not work.
   
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==[[Confuse (status)|Confusion]]==
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===[[Confuse (status)|Confusion]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Confuse Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Confuse Icon.png]]
 
Confusion is a debuff that causes the afflicted character to use random actions on enemies and allies alike. It wears off on its own. Confused characters appear with two spinning stars above their head.
 
Confusion is a debuff that causes the afflicted character to use random actions on enemies and allies alike. It wears off on its own. Confused characters appear with two spinning stars above their head.
   
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|Inflicts Confusion and [[Silence (status)|Silence]] on all enemies.
 
|Inflicts Confusion and [[Silence (status)|Silence]] on all enemies.
 
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!class="b"|[[List of Final Fantasy X-2 auto-abilities#Confuseproof|Confuseproof]]
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|Auto-Ability
 
|Auto-Ability
 
|Prevents Confusion.
 
|Prevents Confusion.
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==[[Curse (status)|Curse]]==
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===[[Curse (status)|Curse]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Curse Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Curse Icon.png]]
 
Curse is a debuff that disallows the character to spherechange. It wears off on its own.
 
Curse is a debuff that disallows the character to spherechange. It wears off on its own.
   
==[[Blind (status)|Darkness]]==
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===[[Blind (status)|Darkness]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Blind Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Blind Icon.png]]
 
Darkness is a debuff that makes physical attacks more likely to miss. It does not wear off on its own.
 
Darkness is a debuff that makes physical attacks more likely to miss. It does not wear off on its own.
   
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==[[Doom (status)|Doom]]==
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===[[Doom (status)|Doom]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Doom Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Doom Icon.png]]
 
Doom is a debuff that causes a timer to appear over the target's head, and when it hits 0 the target instantly dies. Wears off upon death or when the battle ends.
 
Doom is a debuff that causes a timer to appear over the target's head, and when it hits 0 the target instantly dies. Wears off upon death or when the battle ends.
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The Doom spell is available for [[Dark Knight (Final Fantasy X-2)|Dark Knight]] [[dressphere]]. Both the spell Doom and the enemy abilities Harbinger (used by [[Lucil (boss)|Lucil]]), and Tick Tick Boom! (used by [[Volcano (Final Fantasy X-2)|Volcano]]), can inflict the status. When inflicted on the party, the counter will always start at 3.
 
The Doom spell is available for [[Dark Knight (Final Fantasy X-2)|Dark Knight]] [[dressphere]]. Both the spell Doom and the enemy abilities Harbinger (used by [[Lucil (boss)|Lucil]]), and Tick Tick Boom! (used by [[Volcano (Final Fantasy X-2)|Volcano]]), can inflict the status. When inflicted on the party, the counter will always start at 3.
   
==Delay==
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===Delay===
 
Delay is a debuff that increases the ATB bar of the character's current pending action. Its effects stack.
 
Delay is a debuff that increases the ATB bar of the character's current pending action. Its effects stack.
   
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==[[Deprotect (status)|Defense Down]]==
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===[[Deprotect (status)|Defense Down]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 DEF Down Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 DEF Down Icon.png]]
Defense Down is a debuff that decreases Defense. It wears off after the battle. Its effects stack.
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Defense Down is a debuff that decreases Defense. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[Eject]]==
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===[[Eject]]===
 
Eject is a debuff that forcefully removes the target from battle. It is different from KO in that the character cannot return to the current combat with [[Raise (Life 1)#Final Fantasy X-2|Life]], [[Reraise (ability)#Final Fantasy X-2|Auto-Life]] or [[Phoenix Down#Final Fantasy X-2|Phoenix Down]], but also does not need revival after the combat either.
 
Eject is a debuff that forcefully removes the target from battle. It is different from KO in that the character cannot return to the current combat with [[Raise (Life 1)#Final Fantasy X-2|Life]], [[Reraise (ability)#Final Fantasy X-2|Auto-Life]] or [[Phoenix Down#Final Fantasy X-2|Phoenix Down]], but also does not need revival after the combat either.
   
==EVA Down==
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===EVA Down===
 
[[File:FFX-2 EVA Down Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 EVA Down Icon.png]]
EVA Down is a debuff that decreases Evasion. Its effects stack.
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EVA Down is a debuff that decreases Evasion. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[Itchy]]==
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===[[Itchy]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Itchy Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Itchy Icon.png]]
 
Itchy is a debuff that disables all commands except Escape and [[Dressphere|Spherechange]]. Once the change has been made, the effect is canceled. Itchy can also be removed by using a [[Holy Water]] on the character.
 
Itchy is a debuff that disables all commands except Escape and [[Dressphere|Spherechange]]. Once the change has been made, the effect is canceled. Itchy can also be removed by using a [[Holy Water]] on the character.
   
The Itchproof auto ability grants immunity to the effect. It can be gained by wearing the [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Favorite Outfit|Favorite Outfit]], [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Shmooth Shailing|Shmooth Shailing]] and [[List of Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] accessories, and is also learned by the [[Berserker (Final Fantasy X-2)|Berserker]] dressphere.
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The Itchproof auto ability grants immunity to the effect. It can be gained by wearing the [[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Favorite Outfit|Favorite Outfit]], [[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Shmooth Shailing|Shmooth Shailing]] and [[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] accessories, and is also learned by the [[Berserker (Final Fantasy X-2)|Berserker]] dressphere.
   
==[[Instant Death|Death]]==
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===[[Instant Death|Death]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Death Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Death Icon.png]]
 
Death is a debuff that cause the target to be unable participate in battle. It can healed with [[Raise (Life 1)#Final Fantasy X-2|Life]], [[Reraise (ability)#Final Fantasy X-2|Auto-Life]] or [[Phoenix Down#Final Fantasy X-2|Phoenix Down]], either during combat or afterwards.
 
Death is a debuff that cause the target to be unable participate in battle. It can healed with [[Raise (Life 1)#Final Fantasy X-2|Life]], [[Reraise (ability)#Final Fantasy X-2|Auto-Life]] or [[Phoenix Down#Final Fantasy X-2|Phoenix Down]], either during combat or afterwards.
   
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==LUCK Down==
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===LUCK Down===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Luck Down Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Luck Down Icon.png]]
LUCK Down is a debuff that decreases Luck. Its effects stack.
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LUCK Down is a debuff that decreases Luck. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[Deshell (status)|Magic Def. Down]]==
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===[[Deshell (status)|Magic Def. Down]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 MDEF Down Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 MDEF Down Icon.png]]
Magic Def. Down is a debuff that decreases Magic Defense. Its effect stack.
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Magic Def. Down is a debuff that decreases Magic Defense. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[Defaith (status)|Magic Down]]==
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===[[Defaith (status)|Magic Down]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 MAG Down Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 MAG Down Icon.png]]
Magic Down is a debuff that decreases Magic. Its effects stack.
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Magic Down is a debuff that decreases Magic. Its effects stack up to 10 times.
   
==[[Petrify (status)|Petrification]]==
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===[[Petrify (status)|Petrification]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Petrify Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Petrify Icon.png]]
 
Petrification is a debuff that turns the target to stone. The character will shatter if physically attacked and removed from the fight. It does not wear off after battle.
 
Petrification is a debuff that turns the target to stone. The character will shatter if physically attacked and removed from the fight. It does not wear off after battle.
   
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==[[Virus (status)|Pointless]]==
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===[[Virus (status)|Pointless]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Pointless Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Pointless Icon.png]]
 
Pointless is a debuff that causes the character to not receive EXP or AP during or after battle. It does not wear off after the battle. The character inflicted will start flashing slowly. It can be cured with [[Holy Water]].
 
Pointless is a debuff that causes the character to not receive EXP or AP during or after battle. It does not wear off after the battle. The character inflicted will start flashing slowly. It can be cured with [[Holy Water]].
   
==[[Poison (status)|Poison]]==
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===[[Poison (status)|Poison]]===
 
[[File:FFX-2 Poison Icon.png]]
 
[[File:FFX-2 Poison Icon.png]]
 
Poison is a debuff that causes a character to take damage over time. Does not wear off after battle. Its effect stack.
 
Poison is a debuff that causes a character to take damage over time. Does not wear off after battle. Its effect stack.
   
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==[[Silence (status)|Silence]]==
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===[[Silence (status)|Silence]]===
 
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Silence disables [[White Magic (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Magic]], [[Black Magic (Final Fantasy X-2)|Black Magic]] and [[Sing (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sing]]. Silenced party members do not speak during battle, or say their victory lines if the battle was ended silenced.
 
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Sleep is a debuff that causes a character to be unable to act. It wears off by itself or if physically attacked.
 
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Slow is a debuff that causes the ATB Gauge takes longer to refill. It wears off by itself. The ATB bar is turned gold for the duration of the effect.
 
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Stop prevents all movement animations from triggering, meaning affected units cannot be [[Chain (term)|chained]] because their stagger animation will not trigger. The ATB bar is turned grey and will not move until the effect is cleared.
 
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FFX-2 Status Effects

Characters and their enemy, inflicted with several buffs and debuffs

The following is a list of all statuses found in Final Fantasy X-2.

List of statuses

ACCU Up

FFX-2 ACC Up Icon ACCU Up is a buff that raises Accuracy. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Auto-Life

FFX-2 Auto-Life Icon Auto-Life is a buff that automatically revives the affected character when it is inflicted with KO.

Auto-Life can be granted via the spell of the same name, though the spell itself can only be used once the player goes through all colored gates on the Salvation Promised Garment Grid or the green node on Supreme Light. Auto-Life is also available from the Lady Luck's Magic Reels, in which gaining three Staves will cast Auto-Life on a random ally.

DEF Up

FFX-2 DEF Up Icon DEF Up is a buff that raises Defense. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

EVA Up

FFX-2 EVA Up Icon EVE Up is a buff that raises Evasion. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Haste

FFX-2 Haste Icon Haste is a buff that increases the speed at which the ATB Gauge recharges, but not casting speed. It is also granted through the use of SOS Haste (only after passing through all the gates on Highroad Winds Garment Grid) and Auto Haste (only after passing through all the gates on Mounted Assault Garment Grid). It is shown in battle as the ATB bar turning red for no-wait abilities.

Game Element Type Effect
Haste White Magic Increases speed of target.
Hastega White Magic Grants Haste to party.
Assault Swordplay Grants Berserk, Shell, Haste, and Protect to the party.
Jitterbug Dance Grants Haste to party as long as user is dancing.
Moogle Regen Kupo! Grants Haste and Regen to one ally.
Moogle Regenja Kupo! Grants Haste and Regen to party.
Floral Rush Fallalery Grants Haste to party.
Booster Machinations Grants Haste to party.
Pumice Feather Sinistral Arts Inflicts Haste to party.
Express Psionics Grants Haste to user as well as increasing Accuracy and Evasion by 10.
Haste Bangle Accessory Grants SOS Haste.
Speed Bracer Accessory Grants Haste at the start of battle.
Wring Accessory Grants Haste, but at a price.
Chocobo Wing Mix Casts Haste on all party.
Final Wall Mix Casts Protect, Shell, Reflect, and Haste on all party members.

Invincible

FFX-2 Invincible Icon Invincible is a buff that nullifies all damage, but not status effects.

Invincible is a status gained by using the Hero Drink item, stolen from Shuyin or as a rare drop from Node. The status may also be obtained through the ability Excellence, found in the Psychic dressphere in the International and the HD Remaster versions, which requires 120 AP to master and Physics Guard to be mastered beforehand.

LUCK Up

FFX-2 Luck Up Icon Luck up is a buff that raises Luck. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

MAG Up

FFX-2 MAG Up Icon MAG Up is a buff that raises Magic. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

MDEF Up

FFX-2 MDEF Up Icon MDEF Up is a buff that raises Magic Defense. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Null Magic

FFX-2 Null Magic Icon Null Magic is a buff that nullifies magic damage.

Magical Masque makes the party immune to magical damage. It is learned on the Songstress dressphere for 20 AP, but the key item Magical Dances Vol II is needed to learn it. It is the reward for defeating the Experiment in Chapter 5 when all its stats are at level 5.

Yuna's special dressphere, Floral Fallal, has access to Barrier which nullifies magic damage done to the user. The Psychic dressphere has the ability Magic Guard which nullifies all magical damage done. It takes 80 AP to learn and Gravity Eater must be mastered.

Null Physical

FFX-2 Null Physical Icon Null Physical is a buff that nullifies all physical damage.

Yuna's special dressphere, Floral Fallal, can learn Shield which makes the user immune to physical damage. The Psychic dressphere has the ability Physics Guard which nullifies all physical damage done. It takes 80 AP to learn and Magic Guard must be mastered.

Null Physical is also an auto status effect for the enemies Aeshma and Protean Gel. It enables them to be permanently immune to physical attacks. The party must use magic to defeat them.

Reflect

FFX-2 Reflect Icon Reflect is a buff that reflects magic attacks away from the target.

Reflect can be granted to party members through the White Magic spell Reflect, the item Star Curtain, and the accessory Star Bracer. Yuna can give herself (and all parts) of Floral Fallal Reflect through the Mirror Petals ability. Enemies can grant themselves Reflect through Reflect and Star Curtain as well.

Regen

FFX-2 Regen Icon Regen is a buff that allows the character to regenerate HP over time.

Game Element Type Effect
Regen White Magic Grants Regen, restoring HP over time.
Mighty Guard+ Item Reels Grants Regen, Protect, and Shell to party.
Moogle Regen Kupo! Grants Regen and Haste to one ally.
White Honey Fallalery Grants Regen on party.
Moogle Regenja Kupo! Grants Regen and Haste to party.
Auto-Regen Ability Automatically start battle with Regen.
SOS Regen Ability Automatically gain Regen while in HP Critical.
Recovery Bangle Accessory Grants SOS Regen.
Regen Bangle Accessory Grants Regen at the start of battle.
Healing Spring Item Grants Regen to party.

Protect

FFX-2 Protect Icon Protect is a buff that temporarily halves physical damage.

Game Element Type Effect
Protect White Magic Reduces damage done by physical attacks.
Assault Swordplay Grants Berserk, Shell, Haste, and Protect to the party.
Flurry Guard Flurry Restore one character's HP and cast Protect.
No Fear Bushido Bestows Protect and Shell on the user.
Moogle Wall Kupo! Casts Shell and Protect on one ally.
Moogle Wallja Kupo! Casts Shell and Protect on party.
Tough Nuts Fallalery Reduce physical damage inflicted on the party.
Protector Machinations Cast Protect on the party.
Auto-Protect Ability Automatically casts Protect.
SOS Protect Ability Casts Protect when HP is low.
Adamantite Accessory Generates constant Protect and Shell effects.
Defense Bracer Accessory Generates constant Protect and Shell effects.
Shining Bracer Accessory Generates constant Protect effect.

Shell

FFX-2 Shell Icon Shell is a buff that temporarily halves magic damage.

Game Element Type Effect
Shell White Magic Reduces magical damage.
Mighty Guard Blue Bullet Inflicts Shell and Protect to party.
Assault Swordplay Grants Berserk, Shell, Haste, and Protect to the party.
Flurry Shield Flurry Grants Shell and recovers a small amount of HP.
No Fear Bushido Grants Shell and Protect on user.
Moogle Wall Kupo! Grants Shell and Protect to one ally.
Moogle Wallja Kupo! Grants Shell and Protect to party.
Hard Leaves Fallalery Grants Shell to party.
Shellter Smash Grants Shell to party.
Auto-Shell Ability Automatically start with Shell status.
Choco-Shell Enemy Ability Grants Shell.
Not-So-Mighty Guard Enemy Ability Grants Shell and Protect to party.
Defense Bracer Accessory Automatically start with Shell and Protect status.
Moon Bracer Accessory Automatically start with Shell status.
Wall Ring Accessory Automatically gain Shell and Protect when in Critical.
Lunar Curtain Item/Enemy Ability Grants Shell to party.

Spellspring

Spellspring is a buff that negates the cost of magic and abilities.

Spellspring is gained from the Twin Stars and Three Stars items. The accessory Ragnarok grants Spellspring, and can be obtained by blaming Rikku for the Mi'ihen Highroad Mystery in Chapters 4/5. Spellspring can also be cast by MP Mambo, a dance for the Songstress. Interestingly, Spellspring also negates the HP cost of the Dark Knight's Darkness.

MP Mambo requires the key item Magical Dances, Vol I, which is given to the player after they defeat all the bosses in the Den of Woe in Chapter 5. The effect is also gained with the Lady Luck dressphere with the mastered ability SOS Spellspring whenever the character falls in HP Critical health.

STR Up

FFX-2 STR Up Icon STR Up is a buff that raises Strength. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

ACCU Down

FFX-2 ACC Down Icon ACCU Down is a debuff that decreases Accuracy. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Action-cancel

Action-cancel is a debuff that causes the current pending action of the character to be canceled.

Berserk

FFX-2 Berserk Icon Berserk is a debuff that increases a characters' Attack but loses control of that character. It wears off on its own. Wearing an accessory (like Faerie Earrings) to counteract the Berserk effect cast by Assault does not work.

Game Element Type Effect
Soul Swipe Flimflam Inflicts Berserk.
Assault Swordplay Grants Berserk, Shell, Haste, and Protect to the party.
Kogoro Shock Kogoro Inflicts Lightning-elemental damage as well as Berserk.
Pesky Ghiki Ghiki Inflicts non-elemental damage and Berserk.
Berserk Instinct Grants Berserk as well as increasing Attack power.
Berserk Knife Cutlery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Berserk.
Mad Seeds Fallalery Inflicts non-elemental magic damage and Berserk.
Berserk Missile Machinations Inflicts physical damage and Berserk.
Crazy Wing Dextral Arts Inflicts non-elemental magic damage and Berserk.
Cat Nip Accessory Gives the wearer the SOS ??? ability.
In the International and HD Remaster versions, Cat Nip gives the wearer Auto-Berserk and Auto-Slow.

Confusion

FFX-2 Confuse Icon Confusion is a debuff that causes the afflicted character to use random actions on enemies and allies alike. It wears off on its own. Confused characters appear with two spinning stars above their head.

Game Element Type Effect
Confuse Arcana Inflicts Confusion.
Tantalize Lady Luck command Inflicts Confusion on all enemies.
Panic Floralysis Fallalery Inflicts physical damage and Confusion on all enemies.
Confuse Missile Machinations Inflicts non-elemental damage and Confusion.
Crazy Wing Dextral Arts Inflicts non-elemental magic damage and Confusion.
Fright Full Throttle command Inflicts non-elemental damage, Confusion, and delays enemy's attack.
Spinner Festivities Inflicts Confusion and physical damage to one enemy as well as ignoring Protect.
Brainstorm Psionics Inflicts Confusion and Silence on all enemies.
Confuseproof Auto-Ability Prevents Confusion.
Bloody Breath Enemy Ability Moderate non-elemental damage as well as Poison, Darkness, Silence, and Confusion.
Confuse Enemy Ability Inflicts Confusion.
Futile Resistance Enemy Ability Minor non-elemental damage and Silence, Confusion, Darkness, and Poison.
Karma Enemy Ability Inflicts damage equal to 1/2 of remaining HP and MP and inflicts Petrify, Confusion, and Poison.
Muddle Wing Enemy Ability Moderate non-elemental damage and Confusion.
Ochu Jiggle Enemy Ability Damages party by 1/8 of max HP and inflicts Confusion.
Pernicious Powder Enemy Ability Inflicts Petrify, Sleep, Darkness, Silence, Poison, Confusion, Itchy, Berserk, and Stop as well as reducing Magic and Strength levels by 10 on the party.
Radular Grudge Enemy Ability Minor non-elemental damage as well as Poison, Silence, Darkness, and Confusion.
Really Bad Breath Enemy Ability Inflicts Poison, Darkness, Silence, Confusion, Berserk, Slow, and Curse to the party.

Curse

FFX-2 Curse Icon Curse is a debuff that disallows the character to spherechange. It wears off on its own.

Darkness

FFX-2 Blind Icon Darkness is a debuff that makes physical attacks more likely to miss. It does not wear off on its own.

Game Element Type Effect
Blind Arcana Inflicts Darkness.
Bad Breath Blue Bullet Inflicts Darkness as well as other statuses to all enemies.
Darkness Dance Dance Inflicts Darkness to all enemies while dancing.
Kogoro Blaze Kogoro Inflicts Fire-elemental damage as well as Darkness.
Ghiki Gouge Ghiki Inflicts non-elemental damage and Darkness.
Dark Knife Cutlery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Darkness.
Silent White Fallalery Inflicts physical damage as well as Darkness and Silence on all enemies.
Blind Shell Machinations Inflicts physical damage and Darkness.
Blind Mask Festivities Inflicts physical damage and Darkness.
Blackout Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness and Slow.
Blinding Meridian Enemy Attack Inflicts 100 HP of damage and Darkness.
Bloody Breath Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness, Poison, Silence, and Confusion to party.
Ebon Powder Enemy Attack Inflicts Darkness on party.
Futile Resistance Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness, Silence, Poison, and Confusion.
Mors Certa Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness, Silence, and Poison to party.
Night Game Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Darkness.
Pain Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness and a myriad of other statuses.
Pernicious Powder Enemy Attack Inflicts Darkness and a myriad of other statuses to party.
Poison Smog Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Poison and Darkness to party.
Quadruple Attack Enemy Attack Inflicts four non-elemental attacks and inflicts Darkness on the 4th hit.
Radular Grudge Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness, Silence, Poison, and Confusion.
Really Bad Breath Enemy Attack Inflicts Darkness as well as a myriad of other statuses to party.
Scum Spray Enemy Attack Inflicts Water-elemental damage as well as Darkness.
Sludge Spray Enemy Attack Inflicts Water-elemental damage as well as Darkness and Poison.
Triple Shock Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness, Poison, and Sleep.
Umbral Gaze Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness.
Dark Proof Auto-Ability Prevents Darkness.
Darkness Grenade Item Inflicts non-elemental damage and Darkness to all enemies.
Flash Bomb Item, Enemy Attack Inflicts minor non-elemental damage and Darkness to all enemies.
Brimstone Mix Deals 3 hits of 150 damage and causes Darkness to random enemies.
Abaddon Flame Mix Deals 3 hits of 300 damage and inflicts Darkness on random enemies.

Doom

FFX-2 Doom Icon Doom is a debuff that causes a timer to appear over the target's head, and when it hits 0 the target instantly dies. Wears off upon death or when the battle ends.

The Doom spell is available for Dark Knight dressphere. Both the spell Doom and the enemy abilities Harbinger (used by Lucil), and Tick Tick Boom! (used by Volcano), can inflict the status. When inflicted on the party, the counter will always start at 3.

Delay

Delay is a debuff that increases the ATB bar of the character's current pending action. Its effects stack.

Game Element Type Effect
Delay Attack Swordplay Damages the target and inflicts Delay.
Delay Buster Swordplay Damages the target and inflicts strong Delay.
Mach Fan Enemy Ability Damages all targets and inflicts Delay.

Defense Down

FFX-2 DEF Down Icon Defense Down is a debuff that decreases Defense. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Eject

Eject is a debuff that forcefully removes the target from battle. It is different from KO in that the character cannot return to the current combat with Life, Auto-Life or Phoenix Down, but also does not need revival after the combat either.

EVA Down

FFX-2 EVA Down Icon EVA Down is a debuff that decreases Evasion. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Itchy

FFX-2 Itchy Icon Itchy is a debuff that disables all commands except Escape and Spherechange. Once the change has been made, the effect is canceled. Itchy can also be removed by using a Holy Water on the character.

The Itchproof auto ability grants immunity to the effect. It can be gained by wearing the Favorite Outfit, Shmooth Shailing and Ribbon accessories, and is also learned by the Berserker dressphere.

Death

FFX-2 Death Icon Death is a debuff that cause the target to be unable participate in battle. It can healed with Life, Auto-Life or Phoenix Down, either during combat or afterwards.

Game Element Type Effect
Death Arcana Inflicts Death.
Carrier Flurry Flurry Inflicts Death.
Death Flurry Flurry Inflicts non-elemental damage and Death.
Zantetsu Bushido Inflicts Death.
Shin-Zantetsu Bushido Inflicts Death to all enemies.
PuPu Platter Wildcat Inflicts Instant Death to all enemies.
Arsenic Knife Cutlery Inflicts Instant Death.
Death Petals Fallalery Inflicts Death.
Death Missile Machinations Inflicts Death.
Death Full Throttle Inflicts Death.
Death Blast Enemy Attack Inflicts damage equal to remaining HP and Death.
Gun Payback Enemy Attack Inflicts physical damage and Death to a Gunner, Gun Mage, or Alchemist.
Killer Fang Enemy Attack Inflicts physical damage and Death.
Mage Payback Enemy Attack Inflicts physical damage and Death to a White or Black Mage.
Russian Roulette Enemy Attack 1st version. Inflicts physical damage and Death.
Sword Payback Enemy Attack Inflicts physical damage and Death to a Warrior, Samurai, or Dark Knight.
Deathproof Auto Ability Prevents Death.

LUCK Down

FFX-2 Luck Down Icon LUCK Down is a debuff that decreases Luck. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Magic Def. Down

FFX-2 MDEF Down Icon Magic Def. Down is a debuff that decreases Magic Defense. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Magic Down

FFX-2 MAG Down Icon Magic Down is a debuff that decreases Magic. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

Petrification

FFX-2 Petrify Icon Petrification is a debuff that turns the target to stone. The character will shatter if physically attacked and removed from the fight. It does not wear off after battle.

Game Element Type Effect
Stone Breath Blue Bullet Inflicts Petrify on all enemies.
Stone Flurry Flurry Inflicts non-elemental damage and Petrify.
Cait Blizzard Wildcat Inflicts Ice elemental damage to one target, as well as a chance to inflict Petrify or Poison.
Cait Fire Wildcat Inflicts Fire elemental damage to one target, as well as a chance to inflict Petrify or Poison.
Cait Thunder Wildcat Inflicts Lightning elemental damage to one target, as well as a chance to inflict Petrify or Poison.
Cait Water Wildcat Inflicts Water elemental damage to one target, as well as a chance to inflict Petrify or Poison.
Stone Knife Cutlery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Petrify.
Ash Floralysis Fallalery Inflicts Petrify and non-elemental damage to all enemies.
Break Missile Machinations Inflicts Petrify and non-elemental damage.
Rock Wing Dextral Arts Inflicts non-elemental damage and Petrify.
Petro Mask Festivities Inflicts non-elemental damage and Petrify.
Breath of the Gorgon Enemy Attack Inflicts damage equal to half of remaining HP and inflicts Petrify to party.
Karma Enemy Ability Inflicts damage equal to half of remaining HP and MP and inflicts Petrify.
Pernicious Powder Enemy Attack Inflicts Petrify as well as other statuses.
Russian Roulette Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Petrify or other statuses.
Stone Fang Enemy Attack Inflicts Petrify and non-elemental damage.
Stoneproof Auto-Ability Protects against Petrify.
Petrify Grenade Item
Enemy Attack
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Pointless

FFX-2 Pointless Icon Pointless is a debuff that causes the character to not receive EXP or AP during or after battle. It does not wear off after the battle. The character inflicted will start flashing slowly. It can be cured with Holy Water.

Poison

FFX-2 Poison Icon Poison is a debuff that causes a character to take damage over time. Does not wear off after battle. Its effect stack.

Game Element Type Effect
Bio Arcana Inflicts Poison.
Envenom Instinct Inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison.
Poison Flurry Flurry Inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison.
Cait Blizzard Wildcat Inflicts Ice-elemental damage and Poison/Petrify.
Cait Fire Wildcat Inflicts Fire-elemental damage and Poison/Petrify.
Cait Thunder Wildcat Inflicts Lightning-elemental damage and Poison/Petrify.
Cait Water Wildcat Inflicts Water-elemental damage and Poison/Petrify.
Poison Knife Cutlery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison.
Poison Leaves Fallalery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison to all enemies.
Bio Missile Machinations Inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison.
Venom Wing Dextral Arts Inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison.
Poison Mask Festivities Inflicts physical damage and Poison.
Poison Fang Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison.
Poison Needle Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison/Sleep.
Poison Smog Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Poison/Darkness to party.
Poisonproof Auto-Ability Prevents Poison.

Silence

FFX-2 Silence Icon Silence disables White Magic, Black Magic and Sing. Silenced party members do not speak during battle, or say their victory lines if the battle was ended silenced.

Game Element Type Effect
Silence Arcana Inflicts Silence.
Bad Breath Blue Bullet Inflicts a myriad of statuses, including Silence, to all enemies.
Samba of Silence Dance Inflicts Silence on all enemies while dancing.
Ghiki Gag Ghiki Inflicts damage and Silence.
Silence Knife Cutlery Inflicts damage and Silence.
Silent White Fallalery Inflicts damage and Silence/Darkness on all enemies.
Silence Shell Machinations Inflicts damage and Silence.
Mute Wing Dextral Arts Inflicts damage and Silence.
Silence Mask Festivities Inflicts physical damage and Silence.
Brainstorm Psionics Inflicts Confusion and Silence to all enemies.
Bite the Bullet Enemy Attack Inflicts damage and Silence.
Bloody Breath Enemy Attack Inflicts a myriad of statuses, including Silence, as well as damages all party members.
Futile Resistance Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Silence, Darkness, Poison, and Confusion.
Hush Grenade Enemy Attack Inflicts damage and Silence to the party.
Mors Certa Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Silence, Darkness, and Poison to party.
Mute Enemy Attack Inflicts damage and Silence.
Pain Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as a myriad of statuses, including Silence.
Pernicious Powder Enemy Attack Inflicts Silence as well as many other statuses to the party.
Quiet Meridian Enemy Attack Inflicts 100 HP of damage and Silence.
Radular Grudge Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Silence, Darkness, Poison, and Confusion.
Really Bad Breath Enemy Attack Inflicts a myriad of statuses, including Silence, to the party.
Russian Roulette Enemy Attack Variation 4. Inflicts physical damage and Silence.
Silence Punch Enemy Attack Inflicts physical damage and Silence.
Silent Wing Enemy Attack Inflicts damage and Silence.

Sleep

FFX-2 Sleep Icon Sleep is a debuff that causes a character to be unable to act. It wears off by itself or if physically attacked.

Game Element Type Effect
Sleep Arcana Inflicts Sleep.
Sleepy Shuffle Dance Inflicts Sleep on all enemies while dancing.
Kogoro Deluge Kogoro Inflicts Water-elemental damage as well as Sleep.
Sleep Knife Cutlery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Sleep.
Dream Pollen Fallalery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Sleep to all enemies.
Sleep Shell Machinations Inflicts non-elemental damage and Sleep.
Lazy Wing Dextral Arts Inflicts non-elemental damage and Sleep.
Sleep Mask Festivities Inflicts physical damage and Sleep.
Benchwarmer Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Sleep.
Ochu Dance Enemy Attack Inflicts MP damage and Sleep on party.
Pernicious Powder Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Sleep and many other statuses to the party.
Sleep Needle Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Sleep.
Triple Shock Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Sleep, Poison, and Darkness.
Sleep Proof Auto-Ability Prevents Sleep.

Slow

FFX-2 Slow Icon Slow is a debuff that causes the ATB Gauge takes longer to refill. It wears off by itself. The ATB bar is turned gold for the duration of the effect.

Game Element Type Effect
Bad Breath Blue Bullet Inflicts Slow as well as many other statuses to all enemies.
Slow Dance Dance Inflicts Slow on all enemies while dancing.
Intimidate Instinct Inflicts non-elemental damage and Slow.
Sticky Honey Fallalery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Slow to all enemies.
Slow Shell Machinations Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Slow.
Blackout Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage as well as Darkness and Slow.
El Nino Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Slow to party.
Lingering Gaze Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Slow.
Really Bad Breath Enemy Attack Inflicts multiple statuses, including Slow, to the party.
Slow Attack Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Slow. Only in the International version.
Squirt Gun Enemy Attack Inflicts Water-elemental damage and Slow.
Slowproof Auto-Ability Protects against Slow.
Silver Hourglass Item Inflicts Slow.
Gold Hourglass Item Inflicts Slow to all enemies.

Stop

FFX-2 Stop Icon Stop prevents all movement animations from triggering, meaning affected units cannot be chained because their stagger animation will not trigger. The ATB bar is turned grey and will not move until the effect is cleared.

Game Element Type Effect
Borrowed Time Flimflam Inflicts Stop.
Brake-dance Dance Inflicts Stop on all enemies while dancing.
Kogoro Freeze Kogoro Inflicts Ice-elemental damage and Stop.
Stop Knife Cutlery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Stop.
Congealed Honey Fallalery Inflicts non-elemental damage and Stop to all enemies.
Stop Missile Machinations Inflicts non-elemental damage and Stop.
Still Wing Throttle Inflicts non-elemental damage and Stop.
Stop Mask Festivities Inflicts physical damage and Stop.
Beguiling Mire Enemy Attack Attacks target three times and inflicts Stop.
Cease and Desist Enemy Attack Inflicts minor non-elemental damage and Stop.
Gooey End Enemy Attack Inflicts minor non-elemental damage and Stop to party.
Halting Gaze Enemy Attack Inflicts Stop and minor non-elemental damage.
Heavenly Strike Enemy Attack Inflicts Stop as well as dealing damage equal to 50% of remaining HP and MP of target.
Looming Glacier Enemy Attack Inflicts Stop and reduces MP to 0.
Pernicious Powder Enemy Attack Inflicts Stop as well as many other statuses to party.
Sticky End Enemy Attack Inflicts minor non-elemental damage and Stop to party.
Stop Attack Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Stop. Only in International version.
Tempus Laxit Enemy Attack Inflicts minor non-elemental damage and Stop to party.
Stopproof Auto-Ability Protects against Stop.

Attack Down

FFX-2 STR Down Icon Attack Down decreases Strength. Its effects stack up to 10 times.

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